The word "motorcade" is correct and usable in written English.
Motorcade is a noun that refers to a procession of vehicles, typically used for ceremonious or special occasions. Here is an example sentence: Before the parade started, a motorcade of antique cars passed slowly down the main street.
Despite this, Erdoğan was welcomed by Rouhani in the Iranian capital on Tuesday and, in an unusual departure from Tehran's diplomatic protocol, the Turkish leader's motorcade had a mounted escort as it made its way into the Saadabad palace, following a similar ceremony held for the Iranian president in Ankara.
A president doesn't have the time to spend all night slouched on a sofa hammering away at a joypad, but he can snatch a few minutes on a phone during a motorcade.
Martha Raddatz is in the house, ABC New's senior VP tweets: — James Goldston (@jamesgoldston) October 11, 2012 Beautiful day in Kentucky as Martha is escorted to the debate hall twitter.com/jamesgoldston/… Robert Costa of the National Review Online has a bead on Biden: — Robert Costa (@robertcostaNRO) October 11, 2012 Biden's motorcade in Danville, Ky.
Security was tight across the city, where thousands of police officers stood guard along Francis's motorcade route.
The next day, he set off for Najaf in a huge motorcade, calling on all believers to follow him.
And this week Mr Blair had to endure ridicule in the House of Commons, after the papers reported that his motorcade had resorted to using a new lane on the M4, reserved for buses and taxis only.Transport is turning into a horrible political problem for the government.
ABRAHAM ZAPRUDER did not think to bring his new Bell & Howell home-film camera to work, even though he planned to go to Dealey Plaza at noon to see President Kennedy's motorcade on that clear, bright Friday in November 1963.
The vote was postponed after the country's devastating earthquake in January.Rodolfo Torre, the leading candidate to be governor of the state of Tamaulipas in Mexico, was shot dead in his motorcade six days before the election.
Her motorcade was originally planned to be 40 vehicles long, which would have stretched almost the entire distance.Meanwhile a bleary-eyed group of participants reconvenes for the final sessions of Under the Volcano and are soon electrified by a continuation of the off-the-record discussion on Russia.
The donkey, named Alonso and festooned with slogans, leads a long motorcade in a U-shaped path around the centre of Baños, an Ecuadorian mountain resort of some 20,000 people.
The British journalists who travelled with Mr Brown, ostensibly eager to detect or imagine splits and gaffes, rubbernecked along the Mall in Washington on the misty morning of the meeting, effused over the Camp David cookies and revelled in the glitzy motorcade that conveyed the prime minister's party into Manhattan.
